welcome back to fox 45 early edition. it's a full moon out there. i love seeing the moon when it's like that. it's beautiful. it's captivating. steve was laughing. it's nice. good morning, i'm patrice harris. let's check in with the laughing better laughing than howling, i guess, that would make you more nervous, i would think. >> i might expect that from you, but, no, you're right, i think that the moon is pretty. >> it's pretty, a very pretty -oon. under that pretty moon it's 51 degrees in baltimore, 53 in d.c. 53 in salisbury. 55 where you're enjoying the moon in oakland, very nice out %-out there.orning, pretty mild though there's some spots that isn't as easy. there's although level spots. a little bit of fog to the northeast part of the state,

really not too bad. and we do see some showers to the wwst that are moving in our direction. they're dissipating in strength as they move east. they may have to do with some showers, they will be dealing with less than .10 of an inch through today. 45 degrees and not a whole lot in the way of foo. 50 degrees at noon and we top out in the mid-60s at 65 degrees at 2:00 this afternoon beforrebacking up to 58 this afternoon. we could still have an evening shower before it begins to dry out. let's see what is happening on the roads. here is candace dold. >> so far we have been checking in on the main lines. things look good. here is the live look of 295 traveling at 175, and getting busy on the southbound lanes and nothing to get in the way. that is the same deal traveling on the entire surface of 295. 295 is also in the clear the southbound lanes from beltway, all the way down toward route 100, 7 minutes at 50 miles per

hour. and everything looks clear toward the beltway, 8 minutes at 53 miles per hour with a 9 minute clip on southbound 95, harror tunnel toward 895. that's a look at the morning travels. patrice, back over to you. 5:31 on fox 45 early edition. convicted of murdering his wife a baltimore county man will now learn his fate. dennis tetso will be sentenced hours from now. megan gilliland is live from the courthouse where it all will ú%ppen, good morning, megan. >> reporter: good morning, patrice. at 9:30 dennis tetso will be making his way up to the 3rd floor of this court knowing that when he walks down he could be facing 30 years behind bars. dennis tetso was found guilty last month of murdering his wife. she disappeared in 2005.3 her family and friends always suspected that dennis played a role but trace'sy's body was never found. that makes it the first convictioo of a guilty murder

with a murder with mont no body. it's suspected that he murdered tracy after learning that she was having an affair with a co-worker of sentencing will begin at 9:30 this morning. we will have a crew inside of the courthouse. for now reporting from towson, from the baltimore county courthouse, megan gilliland. police say a body found mutilated in massachusetts is that of a teenager from baltimore who went missing last week. he went missing november 14 and was believed to beeheaded back to this area. less than 24 hours later authorities found his body in a boston suburb. the medical examiner says it was so badly damaged that he hadd3 difficulty determining the cause -f death. it was one week ago that a category f-1 tornado ripped

through northeast baltimore in parkville. now we're hearing what first responders saw in their first -oments on the scene descriptive aad chilling accounts. joel d smmth is live at northeast where some residents had roofs ripped off. it still looks so bad na that it area, good morning, joel. >> reporter: good morning. patrice. as much as we can show it. it's difficult to to believe. look at how high that group of roots is there and the tree behind it that came down. that brings us toothe thing we talking about right now. up above the people of sleeping, pieces falling down on top of other people. it looks bad, but can you imagine how dark and confusing it was. here is a respond oo the first first report. >> we have a 2 for see apartment building. we have wires down everywhere, it looks like a tornado ripped

through here. we have the roof is missing off of 2205. >> reporter: just amazing right there as people were trying to respond, that was the baltimore city fire department. they came out after the storm. they figured right away it was a tornado. after that point the national weather service confirmed that an f-1 tornado caused all of that damage. 51 units condemned, including in this group a baltimore police officer going in and having to rescue a mother and a daughter covered by cement block after their roof was torn off. police went in but right at that point they weren't sure who they would be able to save. it took until much later to realize how serious this was. >> everyone was out in savey that we saw outside and we were what just happened. we had actually had no idea. >> reporter: that officer said when they went inside, they

saw that there was cement block on top of people. they just legs underneath of rubble and at the time they weren't sure who was alive. they were able to find people because they followed the screams. a very dangerous harrowing situation and we're starting to get the feel for how m heroic it was to go inside under this scenario. >> it's not imaginable what those people went through. you look at that apartment building and there's no roof3 there. if you were sleeping on that top floor, i can't imaaine what that was like but hearinggthese fiferrefirstresponders it lets . >> for some people, it was like a dream, they woke up and they saw the stars above them.ú that's the innocent account of them. for some of them the roof came on top of them. for them it was a nightmare. you don't know how stable this, but the police gg in because that is the heros that this they are. they had to breakdown a door to try to save them because the

door was locked. amazing stories and seeing how heroic these people are and obviously everyone got out mostly safe and everyone alive. >> and a week later, still so much damage, thank you joel. you can hear more of the officer's stories unedited in foxbaltimore.com/raw news. moments of manic as a water festival in cambodia turns into a deadly stampede. officials say at least 350 people are dead, hundreds more hurt. it happened on the 3rd and final day of the celebration in cambodia's capital city. nearly 1/3 of the country's population was headed to that scene. there's no word on what started the panic. the country's minister is calling it the nation's worst trtragedy in three decades. officials still don't know if anyone is alive they say the miners haven't made contact.

rescue crews aren't able go to inside because the air is too toxic. a robot sent in on monday broke downnafter just two hours. the world is expected to learn today whether a jawbone found in aruba belongs to an american teenager who went missing ore ttan 5 years ago. 18 years old natalee holloway was last seen on the lie and in 2005. the alabama teen was on a class trip when she disappeared. no one has ever been charged in connection with the case. coming up on the early edition, it's like something out oo a stephen king novel. >> people that know what went on over there are dying every day.3 >> was a maryland region exposed to toxins all in the name of millitary progress. some showers moving i will tea

make sure santa claus visits every child this year. fox 45 a teaming up with the u.s. mainder marines for this ys u.s. toys for tots. we'rinwe'riig is having a roll n friday september 3rd here at the fox 45 studios. bring a new unwrapped toy from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m9:00 a.m. , get to spread the cheer and meet the morning crew. -e have such a ood time seeing all the toys and meeting everybody that comms. >> and santa deallnn with chilly temperatures, fire going up the polar air masses. it's coming our way by the end offthe week as the temperature cool down into the 40s for the high temperatures this weekend. it will be moving into the western part of u.s. and bringing them some snow. for us cooler air mass coming for the end of the week.

for us sky hd radar not real eventful at this point in time. you're looking back to the west and seeing showers that are headed in our direction ffr later into the early afternoon of here t will be tapering offt some, so we will see a weaken of this system as it moves east. otherwise bun degrees -- bun -- 51 degrees, the temperature at the inner harbor. winds out of the southwest at 50 miles per hour lookiig to prevent the fog from developing. 46 degrees the dew point. that is the culprit as far as the chance of showers, rather for the fog this morning. 51 degrees for the temperature, though. pretty mild with the southerly flow. 53 in d.c. look at oakland as 55 degrees there. we're checking out how much rain we could see today and not a whole lot. as we said, that system will wring out its moisture before we get here. we're left with less than a 10th of an inch of rain in

the .100s instead. we arr seeing the elevations half an inch there. the frontal boundary will weaken some as it moves east. it will move into the eastern counttes. back as we move to the latter part of the afternoon into the evening. it actually moves out of here and any showers would be weakening as they move east. so we could have a lingering shower by evening, high pressure builds in and brings us more sunshine by tomorrow. the next frontal boundary will be moving and bringing us showers for thanksgiving day instead of friday. the travel day should be dry, cooler air definitely to the way. this week we will see it for the seven-day forecast. the eastern shore, a 10-20-mile-an-hour wind. showers later for the afternoon there. the central part of the state, 65 degrees should do it with some showers later on in the afternoon. back to the west, looking at showers coming a little bit earlier, around noontime, 61 degrees for the high and tonight 39 degrees with a

10-20-mile-an-hour winds, it will be breezy. we could have an evening shower before it clears out tonight leaving us mostly clouuy skies, cooling trend for sure, 50 degrees on thanksgiving, 49 on friday, and 46 on saturday, %-buccaneers game, 45 degrees fr the high temperature then, 53, that is on monday. keep in mind that the buck knees -- the game between the ravens and the buccaneers will be at 4:15. >> the ravens are the only team that matters. we are talkin talking about what matters on the roadways that is the actual speeds. right now not too bad. 64 miles per hour on beltway, traveling through pikesville at 61 miles per hour on the jfx. we do need to talk about some police activity, though, it's on the southbound lanes of 795, between owings mills boulevard and the beltway, not causing any significant backup, it's just

where you will fine the crossing activity there. once you finally approach the beltway. let's take a live look traveling at liberty road for you and there's no complaints, inner or outer loop toward the 70 exit. and in fact, it's in excellent shape moving from catonsville toward 95 as well. on 95, taking a live look right near the airport at 195, let's see how that is looking and so far the cars are cruising along, southbound and northbound stretch up toward the beltway. 299 is in the clear as well taking a live look at 175, there's nothing to get in your way in either direction. out through anne arundel county right on 97, let's show you what the scene looks like at 97 at route 100. it's going to be a breeze there in both directions much that's a look at

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was home to thousands of experiments with toxins like anthrrx and agent orange. now many are getting sickkand many are wondering if the chemicals they were poxed t exp. >> reporter: hundreds of millitary scientists worked together. >> reporter: bio chemical warfare, it was the nntion's best and worst defense against

enemy attack and since world war ii for the detrick has played the role in diseases. dottie worked there from 1955 to '89. >> all i know it was very important to the united states. >> reporter: millitary missions that to this day remain a mystery to most of frederick. >>people that know what went on over there are dying every day. >> reporter: james krantz and his cousin grew up on a farm next door to for the detric. sometimes odd objects fell from the sky. >> one day we heard this loud boom and looked over and something dropped off of a house roof. it was a canister that they had dropped from the blimp. eventually we found others in the meadow and in the cane field. >> reporter: one of strangest stories is aerosol experiment.

>> no one knew that they were spraying things in the atmosphere and they would check it to see how dense it was, and if anybody got sick. >> reporter: bill krantz recalls one particular spray. >> it came down over us like confetti. >> reporter: like the next morning, the cow were dead. the research came with certain requirement like protective gear, and the employees were given weekly vaccination. testing at detrick went or ffr decades. in 1965 president richard nixon canceled the program. that is when dismantling began. >> i remember seeing the smoke. they woburn these open pits. >> reporter: randy white a native of frederick. >> i grew upright around the area. >> reporter: later moved to florida and had long forgotten the fort until two years ago

when his daughter kristen died of a rare brain cancer. >> it's a hard, tragic, painful death. she died in high arms. >> reporter: then the girl's mother was diagnosed with rennal cell cancer. she died this month. doctors told randy the cause for these causes could be environmental, one culprit the water supply. >> this aquifer in fort detrick is the most contaminated in the routes. >> reporter: white has pent more than a half merchandise to test the wattr and soil. >> they found agent orange near house in the ground. >> reporter: contamination were found even when detrick did the testing 5 years ago which ii when the government started supplying dottie and her daughter with bottled water and still does today. >> you can't take a shower with it. you can't hang a jug of water in the shower. >> reporter: their main concern is cancer rather common around here.

>> my mom died with ovarian and colon cancer. >> reporter: lots of loved ones have been lost. sister and my aunt next door suffered of cancer. it would break your heart. >> reporter: the list of patients includes dottie first diagnosed with cancer the same year she retired. that is when she received the medical report records from fort detrick. >> they didn't know what harm was being done at that time. >> reporter: among the list are things like venezuelan equine injections and details of her sickness and symptoms. >> randy white uses the record to build his case. he claims 800 cases within an 8-mile radius of fort detrick, enough to convince health officials to look into it is.

>> people stepped out saying i have had his concern for decades. >> reporter: the doctors are compiling data comparing it to cancer registry, but can't say if the number of cases qualifies for a cancer cluster. >> it's too premature to say that there's an increased number of ca cancers around for the detrict tricfort did hetrick de. >> reporter: their employees say the some the notes are lab recipes that may still be qualified acquiring access may be complicated. meantime neighbors want answers. >> that's what the films want, is full disclosure. >> clean it up and come clean. >> reporter: while the quest for clues into the ppst continues.

>> we can't stop now. we still need to do more work. >> reporter: health officials acknowledge frederick suffers from more cancer than most cancers in maryland, but why? >> i don't know at this point. some residents believe they already know the outcome. >> death, it's caused death to innocent people. >> reporter: melinda roder, fox 45 morning news. later on fox 45 morning news, mashed potatoes make it into many a thanksgiving meal. find out if the store bought versions can really measure up. but next winning by 24 points s usually a good thing,

when expectations are as high as they are for this

season. the fan base is going to be hard to satisfy. the raven took a 37-13 victory but that is little misleading. they got two defensive touchdowns in the 3rd quarter to put a game. the 3rd string running back and a quarterback that had practiced four times. there's a bit of ankh attached to the victory. >> we're still looking for that dominant gamement we're all disappointed that we didn't play a dominant game. we are happy with the win. by no means are we satisfied, you know with the way we played. i think that is the same in a loss as you can say a in a win. there's so many things we can do better to be the team we need to be. we are still searching for that dominant performance. here is the refinedder, you can see the ravens next game here at fox 45, they host the

resurgent buccaneers at 4:15. the bucks and the ravens this sunday. only on fox 45. much to the surprise of no one, brad childress was fired yesterday by the minnesota vikings one day after going 12-4 and advancing in the championship game. the ttam falls 3-7 and in severe disarray. they lost to green bay which seemed to to be the last straw. the owner who was already upset with childress over his abrupt dismissal of randy moss. the coordinator takes over on an interim basis. he has been named the most valuable player in the national league and it wasn't even close. albert who won the mvp the last two years in a row finished second. he hit 37 home runs and led the league with 118rbis and led the

reds to the post season appearance since 1985. you can vote foo the game yoo would like to see highlights on by going to foxbaltimore.com3 and clicking on high school game of the weekment maybe yo week. maybe you will see your school this friday night. for this black friday, november 26, in the semifinals, wild lake visits nebraska and eastern tex and middletown. and brunswick is up in havre de grace. we will announce the winner. you can watch the state championship at our sister station at 7:00. the finals are on sunday the 3rd. the 1 state finals are at noon followed by the 2a championship at 2:30. you can see the title games over at our sister station, the cw baltimore. that's your morning sports. i'm bruce cunningham.

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